Good Lives Magazine - Issue 7

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Real estate

Building neighbourly

s n o i t c e n con

Sometimes as people age, they may find it harder to stay in touch with friends and it can be easy to feel isolated and lonely.

Being part of an inclusive, welcoming community removes many of the barriers to building and maintaining lasting friendships and a genuine sense of belonging. Living in a retirement living community can help build great social connections.

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You know your neighbours

It’s easier to stay in touch with people who live nearby. Everyday there are opportunities for social interaction such as a chat by the letterbox, a cup of tea with your neighbour, or a wave as you take the bin out.

You’re surrounded by like minded people

Retirement communities are designed to bring people at the same stage of life together. Everyone is unique, but when you’re living among people of a similar age, there’s a good chance you’ll find plenty in common.


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